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> * Tables of Contents can be made at the beginning of an article by using {{{==Table of Contents==}}}, followed by {{===Titles===}} and then listing subtitles under each title in a {{{#numbered list}}} followed by a {{{horizontal line (----)}}}.
Table of Contents
Generally Accepted Formatting
- Notes
Generally Accepted Formatting
- Titles of sections are made with a
==large heading==and followed by ahorizontal line (----). - Subtitles are made with
===medium heading===. - Sub-subtitles can be made with
**bolding** - The first section of an article does not always need a title. It is the description or introduction to the rest of the text.
- Tables of Contents can be made at the beginning of an article by using
==Table of Contents==, followed by {{===Titles===}} and then listing subtitles under each title in a#numbered listfollowed by ahorizontal line (----). - Do not put a
horizontal line (----)after a Table of Contents if it is followed immediately by a title. - Tables of Contents cannot contain subtitles at this time because I can't get list subpoints to work properly.
- Links to outside content are best when surrounding a single noun or title. For instance, it would be better to put a link around "cornucopia" instead of "flatulent cornucopia". In that example, the adjective is not important to the link. The exception to this rule is when the adjective is a part of the noun, like in "hypertensive crisis".
- Empty/incomplete pages should have the title
==WORK IN PROGRESS==
Notes
- '&'s do not format properly in wikipage links
- '/'s in wikipage link will break the entire link
- Text after a bullet needs 2 line breaks to return to normal spacing.
- Subpoints don't work.